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Abstract
Hypertensive nephroangiosclerosis is a major cause of
chronic kidney disease requiring dialysis. Clinical
characteristics that distinguish a patient with hypertension that
evolves to nephroangiosclerosis from another that keeps stable
renal function are not well established because of the
difficulty in ensuring that the carriers of that disease are not
actually suffering from glomerulonephritis or other kidney
diseases (D’Oliveira et al., 2011).